using System;

public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

        // The following example demonstrates how @ symbol ignores escape characters and print out a string as is.

        string strA = @"Hello\nPirzada";

        Console.WriteLine(strA);

​

        Console.WriteLine("\n-------------------Separator---------------------\n");

        // Just use verbatim identifier to split a statement across multiple lines in the source code without the use of “\n” escape character.

        string strB = @"Hello

        Pirzada";

        Console.WriteLine(strB);

​

        Console.WriteLine("\n-------------------Separator---------------------\n");

        // The following example demonstrates file path without the use of “\\” escape characters.

        string strC = @"C:\Codebuns\file.cs";

        Console.WriteLine(strC);

​

        Console.WriteLine("\n-------------------Separator---------------------\n");

        // You can directly insert a double quote into a literal string just by doubling the quotes (""). This will interpret as a single quotation mark (").

        string strD = @"I am a ""Senior .NET Developer""."; 

        Console.WriteLine(strD);

​

    }

}